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Thursday July 15, 2004

30 years ago...

Almost 30 years ago, I was born at the cabin in Condon, Montana. I was delivered by my Dad, with his hunting knife. There were no doctors around, only my Mom and Dad - and my grandma was sleeping in the Sauna with my sister. The only complication was my umbilical cord wrapped around my neck and my head was blue. My dad's hunting knife made quick work of that. July 16th - one of my favorite days of the year.

Funny, I just went back to look at what I had to say last year. Pretty much the same thing. Oh well, I guess I haven't changed much in the last year. ;-)

Posted in General at Jul 15 2004, 10:55:46 PM MDT 14 Comments

Want to learn more about AppFuse?

AppFuse Home A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article on AppFuse for java.net. I'm proud to say it was published today: AppFuse: Start Your J2EE Web Apps. This is my first "published" article - so it's pretty cool to see it up there.

One thing that's strange is the TOC links on the top right don't seem to work in any browser other than IE. Wierd. Now I just hope this site stays up since there's a lot of links that point here. It's a sort of weblog timeline about the birth of AppFuse - hope you enjoy!

Posted in Java at Jul 15 2004, 07:17:59 AM MDT 6 Comments